Samsung SCC-C6433-P, C6435-P User Manual

SmartDome Camera

User’s Guide

ENG GER FRE SPA ITA TUR

SCC-C6433(P)/C6435(P)

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Safety Precautions

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,

DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK)

NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE

REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL

CAUTION

DO NOT OPEN

This symbol indicates that dangerous
voltage consisting a risk of electric
shock is present within this unit.

This symbol indicates that there are
important operating and maintenance
instructions in the literature
accompanying this unit.

WARNING

•

To reduce the risk of re or electric shock, do

not expose this appliance to rain or moisture.

•

WARNING

1.

Be sure to use only the standard adapter

that is specied in the specication sheet.
Using any other adapter could cause re,
electrical shock, or damage to the product.

2.

Incorrectly connecting the power supply or

replacing battery may cause explosion, re,
electric shock, or damage to the product.

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3.

Do not connect multiple cameras to a single
adapter. Exceeding the capacity may cause

abnormal heat generation or re.

4. Securely plug the power cord into the
power receptacle. Insecure connection

may cause re.

5. When installing the camera, fasten it
securely and rmly. A falling camera may

cause personal injury.

6.

Do not place conductive objects (e.g.

screwdrivers, coins, metal things, etc.) or
containers lled with water on top of the

camera. Doing so may cause personal injury

due to re, electric shock, or falling objects.

7. Do not install the unit in humid, dusty, or
sooty locations. Doing so may cause re

or electric shock.

8. If any unusual smells or smoke come

from the unit, stop using the product. In
such case, immediately disconnect the

power source and contact the service
centre. Continued use

in such a condition may cause re or

electric shock.

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9. If this product fails to operate normally,
contact the nearest service centre. Never

disassemble or modify this product

in any way. (SAMSUNG is not liable

for problems caused by unauthorized

modications or attempted repair.)

10. When cleaning, do not spray water

directly onto parts of the product. Doing

so may cause re or electric shock.

CAUTION

1. Do not drop objects on the product or

apply strong shock to it. Keep away from

a location subject to excessive vibration
or magnetic interference.

2. Do not install in a location subject to

high temperature (over 122°F), low
temperature (below 14°F), or high
humidity. Doing so may cause re or

electric shock.

3. If you want to relocate the already

installed product, be sure to turn off the

power and then move or reinstall it.

4. Remove the power plug from the outlet

when then there is a lightning.

Neglecting to do so may cause re or

damage to the product.

5. Keep out of direct sunlight and heat
radiation sources. It may cause re.

6. Install it in a place with good ventilation.

7. Avoid aiming the camera directly towards
extremely bright objects such as sun,

as this may damage the CCD image
sensor.

8. Apparatus shall not be exposed to

dripping or splashing and no objects

lled with liquids, such as vases, shall be

placed on the apparatus.

9.

The Mains plug is used as a disconnect device

and shall stay readily operable at any time.

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Important Safety Instructions

1. Read these instructions.

2. Keep these instructions.

3. Heed all warnings.

4. Follow all instructions.

5. Do not use this apparatus near water.

6. Clean only with dry cloth.

7. Do not block any ventilation openings.
Install in accordance with the
manufacturer’s instructions.

8. Do not install near any heat sources

such as radiators, heat registers, or
other apparatus (including ampliers)

that produce heat.

9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of

the polarized or grounding-type plug.
A polarized plug has two blades with
one wider than the other. A grounding

type plug has two blades and a third
grounding prong. The wide blade or the
third prong is provided for your safety.

If the provided plug does not t into
your outlet, consult an electrician for

replacement of the obsolete outlet.

10. Protect the power cord from being

walked on or pinched particularly at

plugs, convenience receptacles, and the

point where they exit from the apparatus.

11. Only use attachments/accessories
specied by the manufacturer.

12. Use only with cart, stand, tripod, bracket,
or table specied by the manufacturer, or

sold with the apparatus.

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13. Unplug this apparatus. When a cart is

used, use caution when moving the
cart/apparatus combination to avoid
injury from tip-over.

14. Refer all servicing to qualied service
personnel. Servicing is required when

the apparatus has been damaged in any

way, such as power-supply cord or plug
is damaged, liquid has been spilled or
objects have fallen into the apparatus,

the apparatus has been exposed to rain

or moisture, does not operate normally,

or been dropped.

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Contents

Overview ...........................................................................................

About this guide ............................................................................8

Product overview ...........................................................................8

Main features .................................................................................8

Components ...................................................................................8

CHECKING COMPONENTS IN THE PACKAGE .......................8

NAMES OF EACH PART ........................................................... 9

Installation .....................................................................................

Before installation .......................................................................10

THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND DURING INSTALLATION AND USE

Initial settings ..............................................................................10

CAMERA ADDRESS SETUP ................................................... 10

SETTING COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL ............................. 11

BAUD RATE SETTING ............................................................12

SETTING RS-422A/RS-485 TERMINATION ...........................13

Adapter cable connection ...........................................................15

Cable connection .........................................................................16

Installation precautions ..............................................................19

Separately sold products for installation .................................. 19

Installing the camera ................................................................... 24

Camera Setup ................................................................................

Camera set ...................................................................................32

CAMERA ID .............................................................................32

V-SYNC ....................................................................................32

DAY/NIGHT ..............................................................................33

MOTION DET ...........................................................................36

ZOOM SPEED .........................................................................39

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DIGITAL ZOOM ........................................................................ 39

DISPLAY ZOOM .......................................................................40

DISPLAY P/T ............................................................................41

EXIT .........................................................................................41

Video set ......................................................................................42

IRIS ..........................................................................................42

ALC ..........................................................................................42

SHUTTER ................................................................................45

AGC..........................................................................................46

MOTION ................................................................................... 47

WHITE BAL .............................................................................. 48

FOCUS MODE ......................................................................... 49

SPECIAL ..................................................................................50

EXIT .........................................................................................52

Preset ...........................................................................................53

Zone set ........................................................................................55

PRIVACY ZONE .......................................................................55

ZONE DIR SET ........................................................................56

ZONE AREA SET ..................................................................... 57

Auto set ........................................................................................60

AUTO PAN ............................................................................... 60

PATTERN ................................................................................. 62

SCAN .......................................................................................63

AUTO PLAY..............................................................................64

Alarm set ......................................................................................65

ALARM PRIORITY SET ........................................................... 66

ALARM IN SET ........................................................................66

ALARM OUT SET ....................................................................66

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AUTO SET ...............................................................................66

AUX OUT CONTROL ...............................................................66

Other set ......................................................................................67

PROPORTIONAL P/T ..............................................................67

TURBO P/T ..............................................................................67

AUTO CAL ...............................................................................67

D-FLIP ...................................................................................... 68

CAM RESET ............................................................................68

LANGUAGE .............................................................................68

PASSWORD .............................................................................69

RS-485 .....................................................................................70

Clock set ......................................................................................70

System info ..................................................................................71

Shortcut keys ...............................................................................72

Product Specications ...............................................................

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Overview

About this guide

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This user guide includes basic instructions for
the product. It is recommended that all users
read this guide before use.

This guide is divided as follows:



“Overview” introduces the user guide and product

related information.



“Installation” explains how to set and install the

product.



“Camera Setup” presents the structure of the

Setup menu for the SCC-C6435(P)/6433(P)

including a detailed explanation of the functions
performed in each submenu.



“Product Speci cations” provides the

specications of the product.

Product overview

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This camera is a zoom lens built in smart
dome camera which provides you with the
best monitoring function in connection with

CCTV at banks or companies. This camera is
a high quality surveillance camera using x32
zoom lens and digital zoom IC, it can catch

clear images up to 510 times.

This camera uses an Alarm function for alert

situations and moving camera in the direction

you want, ZOOM-IN and ZOOM-OUT

functions can be remote controlled.

Note

SCC-C6433(P) does not support for WDR function.

Main features

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

Power: DC 12V/AC 24V

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

Special functions



WDR to cover the full screen irregardless of its

brightness



DAY/NIGHT to improve the sensitivity by
automatic conversion into the black and white
mode at night or in the environment with low
illumination



White Balance to control the brightness to the
illumination



Backlight Compensation under spotlight or
utmost bright illumination



Auto Focus to automatically adjust the focus

to the subject movement



Privacy zone to hide a specic area for

personal privacy



PAN/TILT for precise control at high speed

Components

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CHECKING COMPONENTS IN THE PACKAGE

Please check your camera and accessories

are included in the package. Those

components are as shown below:

SCC-C6435(P)/C6433(P) Camera Holder Adapter

User’s Guide Screws

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NAMES OF EACH PART

Your camera has the following components:

1. Camera Holder Adapter

2. Camera Body

3. Zoom Lens

4. Cover-dome

5. Alarm Output: N/O, COM, N/C, AO-2, AO-1, GND

6. Alarm Input (1~8): AI-8, AI-7, AI-6, AI-5,GND, AI-4, AI-3, AI-2, AI-1, GND

: TXD+, TXD-, RXD+, RXD-

7. RS-485

8. Power Input: 24V, EARTH, 24V

9. Video Output

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Installation

Before installation

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THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND DURING INSTALLATION AND USE

• Do not disassemble the camera on your own.

• Always be careful when handling the camera. Do not strike the camera by your sts or shake
it. Please be careful not to be careless when storing and operating it.

• Do not place or operate the camera in any wet environment such as rain or wet surfaces.

•

Do not clean the camera with rough sandpaper. Please always use a dry cloth when cleaning it.

•

Put the camera in a cool area free from direct sunlight. Otherwise, the camera may be damaged.

Initial setting

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CAMERA ADDRESS SETUP

Use SW703, SW704, or SW705 for Camera Address setup. You may allocate up to 255
addresses by using SW703 to set the 3rd digit, SW704 the 2nd digit, and SW705 the 1st digit.

EX) In case of Camera Address 1, see the following gure for setup.

SW703 SW704 SW705

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SETTING COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL

X100 X10 X1

Use number 1~4 PIN of SW702 to set communication Protocol.

PIN
Comp

A OFF

B ON

C OFF

D ON

E OFF

F ON

G OFF

H ON

I OFF

J ON

K OFF

L ON

M OFF

N ON

O OFF

P ON

PIN1 PIN2 PIN3 PIN4

OFF OFF OFF

OFF OFF OFF

ON OFF OFF

ON OFF OFF

OFF ON OFF

OFF ON OFF

ON ON OFF

ON ON OFF

OFF OFF ON

OFF OFF ON

ON OFF ON

ON OFF ON

OFF ON ON

OFF ON ON

ON ON ON

ON ON ON

A : SAMSUNG HALF
B : SAMSUNG FULL

<Bottom View of Camera Holder>

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BAUD RATE SETTING

Use PIN 5 and 6 of SW702.

BAUD RATE PIN 5

4800 BPS ON

9600 BPS OFF

19200 BPS ON

38400 BPS OFF

The factory default setting is set to 9600BPS.

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PIN 6

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

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SETTING RS-422A/RS-485 TERMINATION

As it is shown in the structure map, when Controller and RS-422A/RS-485 is connected,
it should be terminated according to the Cable feature of impedance on the each end of the

transmitting line to transfer the signals in long distance by controlling the reection of the signals

to the lowest.

Division n < 32

Controller

Termination: using numbers 1 and 2 PIN, turn to ON and it will be terminated.

TX+(DATA+)
TX-(DATA-)

CAM 2CAM 1

<RS-485 Half Duplex Organization>

CAM n-1

RX- RX+RX+ RX- RX+ RX- RX+ RX-

CAM n

Termination
SW1-ON

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Controller

Division

n < 32

Division
SW1-ON
SW2-ON

CAM 1

<RS-422A/RS-485 Full Duplex Organization>

Note

A communication error may occur if you connect multiple cameras that are assigned the same address

in the network.

CAM 2

CAM n-1

CAM n

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Adapter cable connection

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SCC-C6435 Adapter Board

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Cable connection

IN

OUT

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1. First, connect one end of the BNC video cable connector to the Video Output Terminal

(VIDEO OUT).

2. Then, connect the other end of the connector to the Video Input Terminal of the monitor.

Video terminal on the
rear of monitor

BNC Cable

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3. Connect the Power Adapter to the Power Cable of the camera.

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4. Adjust the switch on the Power Adapter to the proper voltage. Then, connect the Power

Adapter's plug to the Power Connector.

Power Selection Switch
under the Power Adaptor

Power Selection Switch
under the Power Adaptor

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5. Connect the Remote Control Terminal of the camera and the external Controller.

59%
59%
39%
39%

Adapter Cable

Controller

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Installation precautions

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1. Make sure that the installation site can sufciently support a minimum of four times the net

weight of the SCC-C6435(P)/6433(P) SmartDome camera and other accessories.

2. Install in an area where the space above the ceiling board is over 18 cm (7 in.) high.

3. Use the supplied screws to fasten the camera to the bracket assembly.

4. Keep persons away from the installation area, as there is a risk of falling objects.

Also, move valuables to a safe location before installation.

Separately sold products for installation

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Depending on the installation site, it may be convenient to use one of the following products.

1. CEILING MOUNT BRACKET (

This bracket is used for installing the SmartDome camera in the plenum above the drop
ceiling.

SADT-101EC)

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2. WALL MOUNT ADAPTOR (SADT-104WM)

This adaptor is used for installing the SmartDome camera on an indoor wall.

3. HANGING MOUNT ADAPTOR (

This adaptor is used for installing the SmartDome camera to an outdoor wall or a ceiling and
used with CEILING MOUNT ADAPTOR(SADT-100CM).

SADT-100HM)

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4. OUTDOOR HOUSING (SHG-222)

This housing is used for installing the SmartDome camera to an outdoor wall or a ceiling.

※

To install and use OUTDOOR HOUSING, remove the Clear

before installation.

※

When installing the OUTDOOR HOUSING to an outdoor wall, use WALL MOUNT

ADAPTOR (SADT-103WM) to install it.

Dome from the Camera body

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5. CEILING MOUNT ADAPTOR (SADT-100CM)

This adaptor is used for installing the OUTDOOR HOUSING(SHG-222) and HANGING
MOUNT ADAPTOR(SADT-100HM) for the SmartDome camera to a concrete ceiling. It is
also used for installing the SmartDome camera with HANGING MOUNT ADAPTOR
(SADT-100HM) to an indoor wall.

6. POLE MOUNT ADAPTOR (SADT-100PM)

This adaptor is used for installing the WALL MOUNT ADAPTOR (SADT-104WM/103WM) to
a pole that is over 8 cm (2.76 in.) in diameter.

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7. CORNER MOUNT ADAPTOR (SADT-110CM)

This adaptor is used for installing the WALL MOUNT ADAPTOR (SADT-104WM/103WM) to
the edge of wall.

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Installing the camera

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1. Install the structure on the ceiling. (Refer to Installation reference for the Length of the

structure)

* Built in by the builder of the structure

2.

Make a hole in the ceiling where the camera will be installed. (The hole should be about ø185)

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3. Assemble the BRACKET-CEILING on the ceiling and screw the 4 bolts in.

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IN

OUT

BRACKET-CEILING

4. Connect the various cables to the CAMERA ADAPTER.

Video terminal on the

rear of monitor

BNC Cable

Power Selection

Switch under

the Power Adaptor

Power Selection

Switch under

the Power Adaptor

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5. Match the BRACKET-CEILING and CAMERA ADAPTER and use 4screws (PH M4 x 8) to

assemble them.

BRACKET-CELING

ASSY-HOLDER CAMERA

6. Pull the safety wire from the case body, and assembly it to the camera holder.

SAFETY WIRE

SCREW(TH M3XL13.8)

DOME

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7. Match the 3 holes on the back of the CAMERA and the CONNECTOR and turn it right about

10 degrees. (Check the sound of LOCKING)

* Use the screws (TH M3XL13.8) to connect the CAMERA and the ADAPTER so they don't

move.

SCREW(TH M3XL13.8)

DOME

10°

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Camera Setup

CAMERA SET ...

VIDEO SET...

Note

*SCC-C6433(P) does not support for WDR function.

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CAMERA ID OFF/ON...

V-SYNC INT/LINE..

DAY/NIGHT DAY.../NIGHT.../AUTO...

MOTION DET OFF/ON...

ZOOM SPEED 1/2/3/4

DIGITAL ZOOM OFF/X2~X16

DISPLAY ZOOM OFF/ON

DISPLAY P/T OFF/ON

EXIT QUIT/SAVE/PRESET

IRIS ALC.../MANU.../WDR...*

SHUTTER

AGC OFF/LOW/HIGH

MOTION

WHITE BAL ATW1/ATW2/AWC/MANU

FOCUS MODE ONEAF/AF/MF

SPECIAL DNR OFF/ON

EXIT QUIT/SAVE/PRESET

OFF/AUTO X2 ~ AUTO
X256/1/100 ~ 1/10K

S.SLOW/SLOW/NORM/FAST/
F.FAST

FLICKERLESS OFF/ON

REVERSE OFF/H/V/H/V

DETAIL

Y-LEVEL

C-LEVEL

POSI/NEGA

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PRESET

ZONE SET...

AUTO SET...

ALARM SET...

PRESET MAP 0~127

PRIVACY ZONE OFF/ON...

ZONE DIR SET OFF/ON...

ZONE AREA SET OFF/ON...

EXIT QUIT/SAVE

AUTO PAN 1/2/3/4

PATTERN 1/2/3

SCAN 1/2/3/4

AUTO PLAY OFF

1... AUTO RETURN OFF/1MIN~12HOUR

AUTO PLAY

PLAY NUMBER 1/2/3/4

2... SET TIME

ALARM PRIORITY SET...

ALARM IN SET... ALARM1~8 NO/NC/OFF

ALARM OUT SET... ALARM1~8 1~3

AUTO SET... ALARM1~8

ALARM1~8 1~8

EXIT QUIT/SAVE

EXIT

MOTION 1~3

EXIT QUIT/SAVE

MOTION

PRESET/SCAN/AUTO PAN/PATTERN

OFF/PATTERN1~3/
HALF1~2/FULL/SCAN1~4

OFF/PATTERN1~3/
HALF1~2/FULL/SCAN1~4

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AUX OUT CONTROL... OUT1 OFF/ON

OTHER SET...

CLOCK SET...

SYSTEM INFO...

PROPORTIONAL P/T OFF/ON

TURBO P/T OFF/ON

AUTO CAL.

D-FLIP OFF/ON

CAM RESET ...

LANGUAGE*

PASSWORD

RS-485

EXIT QUIT/SAVE

DISPLAY OFF/ON

TIME FORMAT 12HOUR/24HOUR

SET TIME

DATE FORMAT

SET DATE

EXIT QUIT/SAVE

Note

*Selectable languages may vary depending on sales region.

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OUT2 OFF/ON

OUT3 OFF/ON

EXIT QUIT/SAVE

OFF/6HOUR/12HOUR/
18HOUR/24HOUR

OFF/ON

...

MM/DD/YYYY DD/MM/YYYY
YYYY/MM/DD

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Note

- If the power is turned off after PRESET, AUTO PAN, SCAN, PATTERN function is activated and no other
control is made, camera will do the same function after the power is turned on.

- When tilt position is over 90° and menu-on command is received, pan will automatically rotate 180° and tilt

will be move to the corresponding position.

Use the controller to press the MENU selection key and the following screen will be displayed.

** MAIN MENU **

CAMERA SET...

VIDEO SET...
PRESET...
ZONE SET...
AUTO SET...
ALARM SET...
OTHER SET...
CLOCK SET...
SYSTEM INFO...

 ① P

In case of ①, use UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT/ENTER key for MENU setup. In case of ②, type

in the 4 digit password rst. If correct, the MENU selection screen like ① will be displayed and
you will be able to set up MENU by pressing UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT/ENTER key.

Default password is “0123”.

ASSWORD UNDEFINED

0 4321

5 9876

* * * *

② PASSWORDDEFINED

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Camera setup

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CAMERA ID

This CAMERA ID menu is used to assign a camera ID to this camera. If you press the Setup
switch when the CAMERA ID menu is selected, the corresponding setup screen appears.

(CAMERA SET)

CAMERA ID ON...

V-SYNC INT
DAY/NIGHT DAY...
MOTION DET OFF
ZOOM SPEED 4
DIGITAL ZOOM OFF
DISPLAY ZOOM OFF
DISPLAY P/T OFF
EXIT QUIT

You can input a camera ID composed of alphabets, numbers, and special characters up to 20

characters long. The input camera ID can be displayed at the desired location when using the

LOCATION… submenu. When you press the Setup switch in RET, the screen returns to the

upper menu.

(CAMERA ID)

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

0123456789 : ! - + * () /

RET

▶▶◀◀

SP

SP LOCATION...

CAMERA-1...........

V-SYNC

In the V-SYNC menu, vertical synchronization can be selected. The vertical synchronization
signal supported by the camera is the INT mode made by clock inside the camera and LINE
mode adjusting vertical synchronization to the exterior power frequency.

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(CAMERA SET)

CAMERA ID OFF

V-SYNC LINE...

DAY/NIGHT DAY...
MOTION DET OFF
ZOOM SPEED 4
DIGITAL ZOOM OFF
DISPLAY ZOOM OFF
DISPLAY P/T OFF
EXIT QUIT

Select LINE and press Enter. You will see the LINE LOCK submenu where you can adjust the
phase of the LINE LOCK. You can use the PHASE menu of the LINE LOCK submenu to assign
as much PHASE as you want.

(LL-PHASE)

PHASE ( -262) I

RET

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DAY/NIGHT

The DAY/NIGHT menu is used to congure the day and night related settings for this camera.
This camera can turn the IR (Infrared) lter on or off.

(CAMERA SET)

CAMERA ID OFF
V-SYNC INT

DAY/NIGHT DAY...

MOTION DET OFF
ZOOM SPEED 4
DIGITAL ZOOM OFF
DISPLAY ZOOM OFF
DISPLAY P/T OFF
EXIT QUIT

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DAY...

If you press the ENTER when the DAY… submenu is selected, the corresponding screen
appears. You can set the values for [C-GAIN] when the DAY… submenu is selected. You can
set the values for [AGC COLOR] and [AGC DETAIL] while the AGC menu is selected.

(DAY)

C-GAIN (7)

AGC COLOR ( 0)
AGC DETAIL (0) I
RET

--- ----

--- -I--- -

--- ----

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Note

When the value of AGC DETAIL becomes large, it also makes the noise stand out.

NIGHT...

If you press the ENTER when the NIGHT… submenu is selected, the corresponding screen

appears.

(NIGHT)

COLOR/BW BW...

RET

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(BW)

(COLOR)

BURST OFF

RET

Even in night mode, you can see colour images in bright illumination. Therefore you can select
any of [COLOR…] and [BW…]. In case of [COLOR…], you have to set the colour temperature
for white balance. You can also specify the settings for red and blue colours on your own. In
case of [BW...], the burst signals are output with the BW Composite Video signals when the
BURST is set to [ON]. And no burst signals are output when the BURST is set to [OFF].

WHITE BAL ATW2

RET

Note

When it is set to [NIGHT], [WHITE BAL] of the video set will be displayed as “---“. You cannot adjust the

settings manually.

When it is set to [COLOR] in the NIGHT mode, the white balance will be setting as the same value in [COLOR]

mode.

AUTO…

This automatically converts the DAY mode to NIGHT mode and vice versa depending on
illumination. In low illumination, it removes the IR ltering function to raise the sensitivity.
Otherwise, it activates the IR ltering function to lower the sensitivity. If you press the ENTER
when the AUTO… submenu is selected, the corresponding screen appears.

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(AUTO)

LEVEL ( 0) I

DAY  NIGHT 2 S
NIGHT  DAY 5 S
RET

--- ---

For this function, you can specify the level for each conversion between Day and Night.

Note

When the DAY/NIGHT is set to [AUTO...], the AGC is displayed with “---“ so you cannot change its setting.

MOTION DET

The MOTION DET menu is used to congure the motion detection related settings. If you press the
ENTER when [ON…] is selected in the MOTION DET menu, the corresponding screen appears.

(CAMERA SET)

CAMERA ID OFF
V-SYNC INT
DAY/NIGHT DAY...

MOTION DET ON...

ZOOM SPEED 4
DIGITAL ZOOM OFF
DISPLAY ZOOM OFF
DISPLAY P/T OFF
EXIT QUIT

You cannot change the setting for type 2 because it is prexed with the full screen. In case of 1
and 3, you can set the motion detection area on your own.

(MOTION DET)

TYPE 1

AREA 0
DISPLAY ON
SENSITIVITY L
RET

* 1* 2* 3*

---I---

H

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Those 3 types are like the following:

1. Window Type

The selected area is displayed with a box. The motion can be detected for the area only. You can
manually set the motion detection area. You can use the UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT Setup switch to
set the size. To move to POSITION, press the switch. After setting the position using the UP/DOWN/
LEFT/RIGHT Setup switch, press the Setup switch to move to the upper menu. To set the size and
position for AREA, select any of 0, 1, 2, and 3.

Note

The selected window for AREA is displayed in white and the unselected one is displayed in black.

2. Label Type

The box-typed motion detection area is prexed. The detected area is displayed with size and position
changing. You cannot change AREA because it is displayed with “---.”

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3. Block Type

The screen displays with small blocks. When a motion is detected in the selected blocks, the small

blocks are displayed on the screen.

[PRESET] : The whole screen becomes the motion detection area.
[USER...] : You can manually set the motion detection area. Use the UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT,
ENTER to set the area. To erase the selected block, press the ENTER.

To select [RET], press UP key on the top block or press DOWN key on the bottom block and then
press ENTER key to return a upper menu.
In order to set the motion detection area on your own, you have to specify the size and location for
the area setting. When [ON] is selected in DISPLAY, the detected motion is displayed on the screen
and the camera sends the Alarm Out signal. You can also assign the sensitivity for motion detection.

Note

- MOTION DET menu is not available for the rst 5 seconds after operating the PAN/TILT/ZOOM/FOCUS/
IRIS functions.

- Since the motion detecting function depends on the brightness of selected area, it may dysfunction due to

the different brightness between the background and object.

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ZOOM SPEED

In the ZOOM SPEED, menu you can select the speed of the ZOOM Key (Tele/Wide).

(CAMERA SET)

CAMERA ID OFF
V-SYNC INT
DAY/NIGHT DAY...
MOTION DET OFF

ZOOM SPEED 4

DIGITAL ZOOM OFF
DISPLAY ZOOM OFF
DISPLAY P/T OFF
EXIT QUIT

Use the Left/Right key in the ZOOM SPEED menu to select the speed.
1: Slowest speed
2: Low speed
3: High speed
4: Fastest speed

DIGITAL ZOOM

You may set up the digital zoom magnication ratio in the DIGITAL ZOOM menu. The
magnication ratio ranges from OFF to 16. If you set Digital Zoom of the camera to max. 16
times, the mode will become the 32 time optical zoom and you will be able to enlarge a subject
by max. 512 times. Use Left or Right to select a magnication ratio in the DIGITAL ZOOM

menu.

OFF à X2 à X4 à X6 à X8 à X10 à X12 à X14 -> X16

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(CAMERA SET)

CAMERA ID OFF
V-SYNC INT
DAY/NIGHT DAY...
MOTION DET OFF
ZOOM SPEED 4

DIGITAL ZOOM OFF

DISPLAY ZOOM OFF
DISPLAY P/T OFF
EXIT QUIT

(CAMERA SET)

CAMERA ID OFF
V-SYNC INT
DAY/NIGHT DAY...
MOTION DET OFF
ZOOM SPEED 4

DIGITAL ZOOM X16

DISPLAY ZOOM OFF
DISPLAY P/T OFF
EXIT QUIT

DISPLAY ZOOM

In DISPLAY ZOOM, you can display the ZOOM scale on the screen.

(CAMERA SET)

CAMERA ID OFF
V-SYNC INT
DAY/NIGHT DAY...
MOTION DET OFF
ZOOM SPEED 4
DIGITAL ZOOM OFF

DISPLAY ZOOM ON

DISPLAY P/T OFF
EXIT QUIT

Note

If no change on the ZOOM scale is made for 3 seconds, the information window will disappear.

X032

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DISPLAY P/T

In DISPLAY P/T, you can display the position of Pan/Tilt on the screen.

270/090(CAMERA SET)

CAMERA ID OFF
V-SYNC INT
DAY/NIGHT DAY...
MOTION DET OFF
ZOOM SPEED 4
DIGITAL ZOOM OFF
DISPLAY ZOOM ON

DISPLAY P/T ON

EXIT QUIT

Note

- If no change on the Pan/Tilt position is made for 3 seconds, the information window will disappear.

- It allows an error range of ± 2˚.

EXIT

The EXIT menu is used to return to the MAIN menu.

- QUIT : Ignores the changed information and restores the saved information.

- SAVE : Saves the information of the setting condition of the menu.

-

PRESET : Ignores the changed information and restores the initial factory defaults of the menu.

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Video set

❚

IRIS

There is a function to automatically adjust IRIS to the incoming light level. Owing to this
function, you may set up the brightness level yourself. The ALC(Auto Light Control) menu
allows you for video output level setup. The WDR(Wide Dynamic Range) menu allows you for
setting up the level of WDR.

Note

SCC-C6433(P) does not support for WDR function.

MANU

Choose the ALC of the IRIS item and press the ENTER and set the submenu to the Video
Output level and BLC will be shown. The Video Output Level can be set in the level item using
the Left/Right keys.

BLC (Submenu of the ALC menu)

If you use a general camera to photograph a subject under backlight or bright illumination, the
subject will be shown dark on the monitor due to the backlight. BLC(Back Light Compensation)

is used to prevent such a backlight problem to secure distinct images under bright illumination.

Using the Left, Right keys, you can set up [BOTTOM…], [TOP…], [LEFT…], [RIGHT…],
[CENTRE…] 5 preset areas and the [USER…] function that can directly set the areas. For
example, for the items in the BLC menu, you can conrm the preset BOTTOM area by pressing
the ENTER key in the [BOTTOM…] status.

(VIDEO SET)

IRIS ALC...

SHUTTER OFF
AGC HIGH
WHITE BAL ATW2
FOCUS MODE ONEAF
SPECIAL ...

EXIT QUIT

(ALC)

BLC OFF

LEVEL ( 0)
RET

--- -I--- -

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(ALC)

BLC BOTTOM...

LEVEL ( 0)
RET

For items in the BLC menu, the user can set the area and location of the BLC area by pressing
ENTER key after put the cursor on [USER…] using the Left, Right key. For AREA items, you
can use the Up, Down, Left, Right key to designate the AREA, and then press the ENTER key.
You can set the location for areas using the Up, Down, Left, Right key in the [LOCATION].

(ALC)

BLC USER...

LEVEL ( 0)
RET

--- -I--- -

--- -I--- -

(BLC)

<SIZE>

<LOCATION>...
RET

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(BLC)

(BLC)

<SIZE>

<LOCATION>...
RET

<SIZE>...

<LOCATION>

RET

Use Left, Right key in the LEVEL menu to control the video output level (brightness).

MANU

When you press the ENTER key after selecting MANU in the IRIS item, an additional screen
appears in which you can set manually opening or closing the IRIS.

(VIDEO SET)

IRIS MANU...

SHUTTER OFF
AGC HIGH
WHITE BAL ATW2
FOCUS MODE ONEAF
SPECIAL ...

EXIT QUIT

(MANUAL)

LEVEL ( 00)

RET

--- -I--- -

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WDR

The WDR camera is a state-of-art technology to expand the screen prot, mostly effective when
you photograph both indoor and outdoor. In short, this function provides you with the distinct
reproduction of not only the indoor but also the outdoor. Press the ENTER to set up the WDR

level.

(VIDEO SET)

IRIS WDR...

SHUTTER OFF
AGC HIGH
WHITE BAL ATW2
FOCUS MODE ONEAF
SPECIAL ...

EXIT QUIT

You can adjust the shutter speed in LEVEL 1 and the brightness in LEVEL 2. You can also
select any of ALL, OUTDOOR, and INDOOR in WHITE BAL. In case of ALL, this camera

controls both indoor and outdoor images.

(WDR)

LEVEL1 L

LEVEL2 L
WHITE BAL INDOOR
RET

---I--- -

---I--- -

H
H

Note

SCC-C6433(P) does not support for WDR function.

SHUTTER

You may designate both the fast electronic shutter speed and low electronic shutter speed in
the SHUTTER menu. The fast electronic shutter supports 7 shutter speeds from 1/100(1/120)
to 1/10K second to be used for the bright and fast video image. The AUTO slow electronic

shutter supports 13 shutter speeds from x2 to x256 and sets the shutter speed to be slow In
order to make the image on the screen more distinct and brighter when you photograph under
dark illumination. If you want to sense the light brightness to control the shutter speed to the

brightness automatically, select the AUTO slow shutter.

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(VIDEO SET)

IRIS ALC...

SHUTTER OFF

AGC HIGH
WHITE BAL ATW2
FOCUS MODE ONEAF
SPECIAL ...

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Keep pressing both Left and Right in the SHUTTER menu, the speed will change in the following
sequence.

OFF → AUTO X2 → AUTO X4 → AUTO X6 → AUTO X8 → AUTO X12 → AUTOX16 → AUTO
X24 → AUTO X32 → AUTO X48 → AUTO X64 → AUTO X96 → AUTO X128 → AUTO X256 →
OFF → 1/120 → 1/250 → 1/500 → 1/1000 → 1/2000 → 1/4000 → 1/10K

※

In case the IRIS mode is set to WDR, only the following modes are available.

OFF→ AUTO X2 → AUTO X4 → AUTO X6 → AUTO X8 → AUTO X12 → AUTOX16 → AUTO
X24 → AUTO X32 → AUTO X48 → AUTO X64 → AUTO X96 → AUTO X128 → AUTO X256

AGC

The AGC menu was designed to provide you with brighter screen supposed you photographed
any subject in the dark resulting in less brighter image than regulated. AGC menu setup is
available only when the SHUTTER menu is set to Fast Shutter or [Off]. Press Left/Right to go
to [LOW] or [HIGH] and the AGC function will be activated. [LOW] is use to lower the maximum
AGC GAIN and [HIGH] raise the maximum AGC GAIN.

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(VIDEO SET)

IRIS ALC...
SHUTTER OFF

AGC HIGH

WHITE BAL ATW2
FOCUS MODE ONEAF
SPECIAL ...

EXIT QUIT

Note

When the COLOR/BW menu of the camera set is set to [AUTO...], AGC will be displayed as “---“. You can’t

adjust the settings manually.

MOTION

The MOTION function is available only when the SHUTTER menu is set to Slow Shutter AUTO,
being composed of 5 steps, [S.SLOW], [SLOW], [NORM], [FAST], [F.FAST].

- [S.SLOW] reduces the amount of AGC as much as possible to monitor subjects with no

immobility in the dark.

- [SLOW] reduces the amount of AGC to monitor subjects with little immobility in the dark.

- [NORM] sets the amount of AGC to the middle to monitor mobile subjects in the dark.

- [FAST] raises the amount of AGC to monitor fast subjects in the dark.

-

[F.FAST] reduces the amount of AGC as much as possible to monitor very fast subjects in the dark.
When the SHUTTER menu is set to AUTO, press Down to locate the cursor in the MOTION
menu and press Left and Right for MOTION function setup. Press Left to the SLOW side and
Right to the FAST side.

(VIDEO SET)

IRIS ALC...
SHUTTER AUTO X2

MOTION F.FAST

WHITE BAL ATW2
FOCUS MODE ONEAF
SPECIAL ...

EXIT QUIT

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WHITE BAL

Lights are generally denoted as colour temperatures and expressed in Kelvin (K) units.
The general light colour temperatures are shown below.

10000K

9000K
8000K

7000K

6000K

5000K

4000K

3000K

2000K

1000K

You can select one of four modes for white balance adjustment as follows:

- ATW1/ATW2(Auto-Tracing White Balance Mode): In these modes, the colour temperature is

monitored continuously and thereby white balance is set automatically. The following are the
approximate supported colour temperature ranges in these modes.

ATW1 : 2500K ~ 9300K(*1)
ATW2 : 2000K ~ 10000K(Mode recommended for sodium lighting)(*2)

*1.

If the colour temperature is out of this range in ATW1 mode, proper white balance may not be
obtained. In that case, select ATW2 mode.

*2. In ATW2 mode, if one colour is dominated in the shot area, the colour can be displayed

differently. Therefore, select the mode which is appropriate for the environment.

- AWC8 (Auto-Tracing White Balance Control): In this mode, accurate white balance is obtained
by pressing the ENTER while having a white paper in front of the camera. White Balance
data will be maintained after set it once. AWC mode is best in locations where the colour

temperature of light source is constant.

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Blue sky

Rainy

Cloudy

Partly Cloudy

Sunny

Fluorescent lamp

Halogen lamp

Tungsten lamp

Candlelight

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- MANU : If WHITE BAL menu is set to MANU mode, the user can set the white Balance
considering the current illumination. Select MANU menu and press the ENTER,
the sub screen where you can select Manual White Balance will be shown. Use the
left/right keys to select 3200K, 5600K or OFF(USER) mode in the PRESET menu.

- 3200K : Set colour temperature to 3200K

- 5600K : Set colour temperature to 5600K

-

USER :

Choose out a proper value from the RED and BLUE graph for colour and temperature setup.

(VIDEO SET)

IRIS ALC...
SHUTTER OFF
AGC HIGH

WHITE BAL MANU...

FOCUS MODE ONEAF
SPECIAL ...

EXIT QUIT

(MANU)

PRESET 3200K

RET

Note

When the [DAY/NIGHT] menu of the camera set is set to [NIGHT], [WHITE BAL] will be displayed as “---“.
You cannot adjust the settings manually.
When it is set to [COLOR] in the [NIGHT] mode, the white balance will be setting as the same value in
[COLOR] mode.

FOCUS MODE

In the FOCUS MODE MENU, the Focus method can be set to AF(Auto Focus),
ONEAF(One Auto Focus), or MF(Manual Focus).

- AF :

With AUTO FOCUS MODE, you can monitor the screen continuously and it will focus
automatically. If you manually adjust the focus, it operates as the same in Manual Focus
mode. It automatically sets the focus after the PAN/TILT/ZOOM movements.

- ONEAF : In the ONEAF mode, it automatically sets the focus after the zoom moves,

and operates as the same in the MF mode if the zoom does not move.

- MF : In MANUAL FOCUS MODE the user adjusts the Focus manually.

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(VIDEO SET)

IRIS ALC...
SHUTTER OFF
AGC HIGH
WHITE BAL ATW2

FOCUS MODE AF

SPECIAL ...

EXIT QUIT

Note

※

AF function may not possible with types of objects listed below. For such objects, focus manually.

- High intensity objects or objects illuminated with low lighting

- Objects shot through wet or dirty glass

- Pictures that are a mixture of distant and nearby objects

- White walls and other single-colour objects

- Venetian blinds and other horizontally striped objects

SPECIAL

The SPECIAL menu is used to congure the special settings for this camera. If you press the
ENTER Key when … is selected in the SPECIAL menu, the corresponding screen appears.

(VIDEO SET)

IRIS ALC..
SHUTTER OFF
AGC HIGH
WHITE BAL MANU...
FOCUS MODE AF

SPECIAL ...

EXIT QUIT

(SPECIAL)

DNR OFF

FLICKERLESS OFF
REVERSE OFF
DETAIL (2) --I
Y-LEVEL (0) I
C-LEVEL (0) I
POSI/NEGA +
RET

-

--- -----

--- -----

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DNR

DNR(Digital Noise Reduction) function enables the picture to be reduced noise.

(SPECIAL)

DNR ON

FLICKERLESS OFF
REVERSE OFF
DETAIL (2) --I
Y-LEVEL (0) I
C-LEVEL (0) I
POSI/NEGA +
RET

-

--- -----

--- -----

FLICKERLESS

When this is set to [ON], the shutter speed is set to 1/100 sec (for NTSC) or 1/120 sec (for PAL)
to prevent from ickering by the discordance between vertical synchronization frequency and
on-and-off frequency of the light.

REVERSE

It is used to mirror video signals horizontally, vertically, or both.

DETAIL

It is used to control the horizontal or vertical distinction.

Y-LEVEL

It is used to set the levels for the Sync signal and the entire brightness signal of the video
signal.

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C-LEVEL

It is used to set the levels for the Burst signal and the entire colour signal of the video signal.

POSI/NEGA

It is used to output as it is, or mirror the video brightness signal.

EXIT

The EXIT menu is used to return to the MAIN menu.

- QUIT : Ignores the changed information and restores the saved information.

- SAVE : Saves the information of the setting condition of the menu.

- PRESET :

Ignores the changed information and restores the initial factory defaults of the menu.

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Preset

❚

This is the menu that user sets the PAN/TILT location, Zoom/Focus, and screen condition, so
the camera can monitor the presetting area on demand. A total of 128 presets are available.

** MAIN MENU **

CAMERA SET...
VIDEO SET...

PRESET...

ZONE SET...
AUTO SET...
ALARM SET...
OTHER SET...
CLOCK SET...
SYSTEM INFO...

(PRESET MAP)

0

5

11

10

16

15

21

20

26

25

31

30

ID: PRESET 0

1

2

3

6

7
12
17
22
27



4

8

9

13

14

18

19

23

24

28

29

RET



PRESET NO. 0

POSITION SET ...

PRESET ID ON...
VIDEO SET OFF
PRESET SPEED 8
DWELL TIME 3S
IMAGE HOLD OFF

EXIT QUIT

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POSITION SET

From “POSITION SET...” press the ENTER key to get into the PAN/TILT, FOCUS/ZOOM SET
screen to set the PAN/TILT location and FOCUS/ZOOM condition then press the ENTER key to

return to a upper menu.

PRESET ID

This is the ID set up function for each PRESET. It can be set up to 12 characters using the left,
right, up, and down keys. The ID location can be set in the submenu of “LOCATION...”

VIDEO SET

This is the screen setting function for each PRESET. For more details, refer to the descriptions
in [VIDEO SET] menu.

PRESET SPEED

This function sets up the speed of PAN or TILT by 8 steps from 1(SLOW) to 8(FAST).

- PRESET SPEED 1 : Maximum PAN moving speed of 240°/sec

- PRESET SPEED 8 : Maximum PAN moving speed of 400°/sec

DWELL TIME

This is a function setting for the DWELL TIME of the PRESET location in “SCAN” motion. It can
set DWELL TIME From 1 ~ 60 Sec.

IMAGE HOLD

Pause the image when PRESET is in movement. If you set the [IMAGE HOLD] menu to [ON],
the screen will be paused until PRESET nishes moving.

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Zone set

❚

■ The ZONE SET menu includes the setup of PRIVACY ZONE, ZONE DIR SET, and ZONE
AREA SET.

** MAIN MENU **

CAMERA SET...
VIDEO SET...
PRESET...

ZONE SET...

AUTO SET...
ALARM SET...
OTHER SET...
CLOCK SET...
SYSTEM INFO...

(ZONE SET)

PRIVACY ZONE ON...

ZONE DIR SET OFF
ZONE AREA SET OFF

EXIT QUIT

PRIVACY ZONE

Move PAN/TILT/ZOOM to select an area that can infringe someone privacy, then this function

will hide the area if it can be involved in the photograph to protect his privacy. The number of
area reaches up to 16.

Select a privacy zone number and press the ENTER key from the PRIVACY ZONE screen to
enter the PRIVACY ZONE setup screen.

(PRIVACY ZONE)

1 2 3 4 5

0

1 1 2 3 10 11

12

13 14 15

STYLE 4

RET QUIT

PRIVACY ZONE SET 0

<SET P/T/Z>

<SIZE>...
<LOCATION>...
COLOR ...
EXIT QUIT

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Note

※

For the safer privacy protection, select about 10 % more than the actual area to hide when you set up the

PRIVACY ZONE area.

※

The mosaic of the recorded images is set to be the PRIVACY ZONE. The mosaic of the recorded images

can not be recovered after recording.

ZONE DIR SET

Press the ENTER key in the “ZONE DIR SET ON…” mode to enter the SET NORTH screen
MAP. Move PAN to set the NORTH position and press the ENTER key. Based on the North
position, the direction of N(North), NE(North-East), E(East), SE(South-East), S(South),
SW(South-West), W(West), NW(North-West) is displayed whenever you move PAN.

(ZONE SET)

PRIVACY ZONE OFF

ZONE DIR SET ON...

ZONE AREA SET OFF

EXIT QUIT

SET NORTH

N

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ZONE AREA SET

Press the ENTER key to enter the ZONE AREA MAP screen from “ZONE AREA SET...”. Select
a ZONE AREA number from the ZONE AREA MAP screen and press the ENTER key to enter
the ZONE AREA setup screen.

(ZONE SET)

PRIVACY ZONE OFF
ZONE DIR SET OFF

ZONE AREA SET ON...

(ZONE AREA MAP)

1 2 3

0

4 5 6 7

EXIT QUIT

RET

ZONE AREA SET0

LOCATION ...

ZONE ID SET ...
ZONE ENABLE ON

EXIT QUIT

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LOCATION

The [LOCATION...] menu designates the left/right LIMIT positions of ZONE AREA. Enter the
setup screen to move PAN, then select a start position and press the ENTER key. Move PAN
again to select an end position and press the ENTER key. Now, ZONE AREA setup is complete.

ZONE AREA SET0

LOCATION ...

ZONE ID SET ...
ZONE ENABLE ON

EXIT QUIT

SET START!

SET END!

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ZONE ID SET

This function is used to allocate as many as 12 IDs to each zone area. Use Left/Right/
UP/DOWN for this purpose. You may select the ID position from the additional menu of
[LOCATION...].

ZONE AREA SET0

LOCATION ...

ZONE ID SET ...

ZONE ENABLE ON

EXIT QUIT

ZONE AREA ID 0

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

0123456789 : ! - + * () /

RET

◀◀

SP▶▶

SP LOCATION...

ZONE. 0......

ZONE ENABLE

This function turns [ON] or [OFF] the ZONE AREA ID indication.

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Auto set

❚

The AUTO SET menu includes AUTO PAN, PATTERN, and SCAN and it is able to set up the
AUTO PLAY motion.

AUTO PAN

After selecting the locations of two points (PAN/TILT) of START and END, it loops continuously
in the set up SPEED. The number of AUTO PAN is up to 4.

** MAIN MENU **

CAMERA SET...
VIDEO SET...
PRESET...
ZONE SET...

AUTO SET...

ALARM SET...
OTHER SET...
CLOCK SET...
SYSTEM INFO...

(AUTO SET)

AUTO PAN 1 2 3 4

PATTERN 1 2 3
SCAN 1 2 3 4
AUTO PLAY OFF

RET QUIT

AUTO PAN1

POSITION SET ...

DIRECTION LEFT
ENDLESS OFF
SPEED 21
DWELL TIME 3S

EXIT QUIT

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POSITION SET

The menu [POSITION SET …] sets the Start / End position of AUTO PAN. Return to the
settings screen and set the desired START position for PAN/TILT, and then press the ENTER

key. And, set the END position for the PAN/TILT. Press the ENTER key to nish the setup for

AUTO PAN Start/End positions.

DIRECTION

This sets up the movement direction of the START to END location (PAN location standard)

<RIGHT> <LEFT>

START START

END END

ENDLESS

This is a 360-degree rotation function that stops for the DWELL TIME only in the START and
END positions without running between the START and END positions. It can be set to [ON] or
[OFF].

SPEED

This is a setting function for movement speed setup. It can be set from STEP1 to STEP64.

DWELL TIME

This is a function for setting up the time to stay in the START and END position.
It can be individually set to 1-59 sec or 1-60 min.

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PATTERN

This is a replay function so that the MANUAL functions such as PAN, TILT, ZOOM, and FOCUS

are played for 2 minutes.

Note

-

When the PATTERN is saved/executed, the PAN/TILT is operated with PROPORTIONAL ON, TURBO OFF.

- If the SSC-1000 or SSC-2000 is used when uploading/downloading the menu setup, reset the PATTERN
because it may be different with the rst setting.

(AUTO SET)

AUTO PAN 1 2 3 4

PATTERN 1 2 3

SCAN 1 2 3 4
AUTO PLAY OFF

RET QUIT

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PATTERN SET1

SET START POSITION
AND ENTER

PATTERN SET1

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PATTERN can be set up to 3. Choose 1, 2, or 3 with the Left/Right key in the [PATTERN SET]
and press the ENTER key to get into the PATTERN set up screen. From the moment “PATTERN
SET 1” is gone for 2 minutes, it memorizes the MANUAL movements and after 2 minutes,
it will return to a upper menu. If you want to nish set up before the 2-minutes ends, press the
ENTER key.

SCAN

SCAN sets the direction of PRESET movement during SCAN operation. The number of SCAN

is up to 4.

(AUTO SET)

AUTO PAN 1 2 3 4
PATTERN 1 2 3

SCAN 1 2 3 4

AUTO PLAY OFF

RET QUIT

If you enter the SCAN screen, [SCAN MAP] will be displayed. Move the cursor to the number
marked * where PRESET is saved and press the ENTER key and [S] will appear and a
PRESET will be included in SCAN.

SCAN MAP1

1

0

5
10
15
20
25
30

EXIT QUIT

2

6

7

11

12
16
21
26
31

13

17

18

22

23

27

28





3

4

8

9
14
19
24
29

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AUTO PLAY

If you press the ENTER switch when the [1…] submenu is selected, the corresponding screen

appears.

(AUTO SET)

AUTO PAN 1 2 3 4
PATTERN 1 2 3
SCAN 1 2 3 4

AUTO PLAY 1...

(AUTO PLAY SET)

AUTO RETURN OFF

AUTO PLAY PRESET
PLAY NUMBER 0

RET QUIT

EXIT QUIT

AUTO RETURN

This menu sets up the time during which AUTO PLAY repeats.

AUTO PLAY

This function sets up the motion which will be repeatedly performed by the camera whenever

the time set by AUTO RETURN elapses. It covers SCAN, AUTO PAN, PATTERN, and PRESET

setup.

PLAY NUMBER

This menu allocates a number to the motion set by AUTO PLAY. The numbers range from 1 to
4 for SCAN AND AUTO PAN, 1 to 3 for PATTERN, and 0 to 127 for PRESET.

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If you press the ENTER switch when the [2…] submenu is selected, the corresponding screen
appears.

(AUTO SET)

AUTO PAN 1 2 3 4
PATTERN
SCAN 1 2 3 4

AUTO PLAY 2...

RET QUIT

Set the start/end time and select PRESET, PATTERN, AUTO PAN or SCAN to set up.
Preset function will be in action according to the start time. It can be set up to 8 presets.

1 2 3

(SET TIME)
ID START END PLAY NO.

1 00:00 03:00 OFF

2 03:00 06:00 OFF
3 06:00 09:00 OFF
4 09:00 12:00 OFF
5 12:00 15:00 OFF
6 15:00 18:00 OFF
7 18:00 21:00 OFF
8 21:00 24:00 OFF
EXIT QUIT

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Note

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After running AUTO PLAY function, the position of the camera does not return back to the original position.

Alarm set

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It consists of 8 ALARM INPUTs and 3 ALARM OUTs. It can sense an ALARM input from exterior
SENSORs and it performs with PRESET or PATTERN function and outputs the ALARM OUT
signals. Alarm operation time depends on the Preset Dwell time corresponding to the alarm and
whether AUTO is involved.

** MAIN MENU **

CAMERA SET...
VIDEO SET...
PRESET...
ZONE SET...
AUTO SET...

ALARM SET...

OTHER SET...
CLOCK SET...
SYSTEM INFO...

(ALARM SET)

ALARM PRIORITY SET...

ALARM IN SET...
ALARM OUT SET...
AUTO SET...
AUX OUT CONTROL...

RET

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ALARM PRIORITY SET

This sets the priority of the 8 ALARM inputs so ALARM can work corresponding to the priority.
The priority of the DEFAULT is ALARM1, ALARM2, ALARM3, ALARM4, ALARM5, ALARM6,
ALARM7, ALARM8. If the ALARM is working at the same time and the priority is the same, it
will operate according to the DEFAULT priority. While the ALARM is working, it cannot detect
MOTION.

ALARM IN SET

This sets the input TYPE to [NO] (Normal Open), [NC] (Normal Close), or [OFF] depending on
the features of the SENSOR connected.

ALARM OUT SET

Each ALARM input corresponds to one of the 3 ALARM OUT.

AUTO SET

This menu designates what to do at the time of ALARM input. Once an alarm is given, the
camera will shortly move to the PRESET position corresponding to the respective alarm as
follows. PRESET1 to ALARM1~8 PRESET9 to MOTION.
After DWELL TIME at a PRESET position, PATTERN or SCAN will be in action according to the
AUTO SET setup.
Setup of OFF/1/2/3/HALF1/HALF2/FULL/SCAN1~4 is available.
OFF dues not perform PATTERN or SCAN after moved to PRESET and each menu has its own

function as follows.

PATTERN 1~3 : Preset PATTERN action
HALF1 : Continuous operation of PATTERN1 + PATTERN2
HALF2 : Continuous operation of PATTERN2 + PATTERN3
FULL : Continuous operation of all the above
SCAN 1~4 : Scanning as set

AUX OUT CONTROL

This sets the ALARM OUT motion to continue or act only when the ALARM is working. If it is set
to OFF the ALARM OUT motion will operate only when the ALARM is working. (Active “Low”),
and if it’s set to ON, the ALARM OUT will always operate regardless of the ALARM.

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Other set

❚

** MAIN MENU **

CAMERA SET...
VIDEO SET...
PRESET...
ZONE SET...
AUTO SET...
ALARM SET...

OTHER SET...

CLOCK SET...
SYSTEM INFO...

(OTHER SET)

PROPORTIONAL P/T ON

TURBO P/T OFF
AUTO CAL. OFF
D-FLIP OFF
CAM RESET ...
LANGUAGE ENGLISH
PASSWORD OFF
RS-485 ...
EXIT QUIT

PROPORTIONAL P/T

This function controls the PAN/TILT speed to the ZOOM magnication ratio during the manual
operation of PAN/TILT. If you set PROPORTIONAL P/T to ON, the PAN/TILT speed will increase
in the ZOOM WIDE mode and decrease in the ZOOM TELE mode even in the same manual

operation.

TURBO P/T

This function doubles up the speed of PAN/TILT movement by manual operation of PAN/TILT.
The speed may go up to 180°/sec (PAN).

AUTO CAL.

This function turns on or off Auto Calibration. SCC-C6435(P)/6433(P) has the Auto Calibration
function to improve the precision of LENS and PAN/TILT motor. You may set to OFF/6H/12H/
18H/24H. Without user’s key input for the time designated by the user, A.C. will appear on the
screen while initializing LENS and PAN/TILT.

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D-FLIP

When D-FLIP is off, TILT movement ranges from 0° to 90°.
When D-FLIP is on, TILT movement ranges from 0° to 180°.
When D-FLIP is on, images mirror vertically and horizontally in the area beyond TILT 90°.

CAM RESET

CAM RESET clears all the settings made so far and restores the factory default settings.
[CAMERA RESET?] message appears when you select CAM RESET. Select [CANCEL] to
return to the menu setup display or select OK to restore the factory default settings.

Note

Be careful when performing a CAM RESET operation, as it deletes all setup values.

LANGUAGE

This function selects a language for MENU setup. You can change the OSD language using the
Left/Right Setup key.

Note

Selectable languages may vary depending on sales region.

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PASSWORD

This function selects or cancels the MENU setup password. Press the ENTER key at the state
of PASSWORD ON, and the following screen will appear for password setup.

(OTHER SET)

PROPORTIONAL P/T OFF
TURBO P/T OFF
AUTO CAL. OFF
D-FLIP OFF
CAM RESET ...
LANGUAGE ENGLISH

PASSWORD ON...

RS-485 ...
EXIT QUIT

Press Up/Down/Left/Right key to locate the cursor on a number and press the ENTER key
for password setup. After you nish inputting the 4 digits password and the 2nd row of the 4
digits PASSWORD input screen, input the selected password again for reassurance. If correct,
the cursor will move to RET. Press the ENTER key at RET, and the selected password will be
saved, returning to the OTHER SET screen. Default password is “0123”.

(PASSWORD)

0 4321

5 9876

* * * *

* * * *

RET

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RS-485

(OTHER SET)

PROPORTIONAL P/T OFF
TURBO P/T OFF
AUTO CAL. OFF
D-FLIP OFF
CAM RESET ...
LANGUAGE ENGLISH
PASSWORD ON...

RS-485 ...

EXIT QUIT

[PRIORITY] menu is used to set the priority between hardware and software. If you select
[HW], it operates according to the value of the camera hold adapter. If you select [SW], you can
manually set [PROTOCOL], [BAUD RATE], [ADDRESS] for RS-485.

Clock set

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DISPLAY : Sets to [ON] to display the clock on the screen.



TIME FORMAT : Supports 2 type of formats: 24 Hours and 12 Hours (AM/PM).



SET TIME : Sets the time.



DATE FORMAT : Supports 3 types of formats: YYYY/MM/DD, DD/MM/YYYY, and MM/DD/YYYY.



SET DATE : Sets the date.

(CLOCK SET)

DISPLAY ON

TIME FORMAT 24HOUR
SET TIME 00:04:00
DATE FORMAT DD/MM/YYYY
SET DATE 01/01/2007

EXIT QUIT

(RS-485)

PRIORITY HW

PROTOCOL SAMSUNG
HALF
BAUD RATE 9600
ADDRESS 0
RET

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System info

❚

This menu allows you to check S/W version, communication protocol, baud rate, and address

of the camera.

** MAIN MENU **

CAMERA SET...
VIDEO SET...
PRESET...
ZONE SET...
AUTO SET...
ALARM SET...
OTHER SET...
CLOCK SET...

SYSTEM INFO...

(SYSTEM INFO)
ALARM VER. 1.000
MOTOR VER. 1.000
CAMERA VER. 1.000
EEPROM VER. 1.000
PROTOCOL SAMSUNG
COMM. TYPE RS-485, HALF
BAUD RATE 9600
ADDRESS 0
SERIAL NO. 000000000000000

RET

* ALARM, MOTOR, CAMERA and EEPROM VER. may change without notice.

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Shortcut keys

❚

SSC-1000 or SSC-2000 Controller supports the following short keys.

CAMERA SET…
DAY/NIGHT - DAY

DAY/NIGHT - NIGHT
DAY/NIGHT - AUTO

VIDEO SET…
IRIS - WDR

IRIS - ALC
FOCUS MODE - ONEAF
FOUCS MODE - MF
FOUCS MODE - AF

ALARM SET…
AUX OUT CONTROL…

OUT1 - ON
OUT1 - OFF
OUT2 - ON
OUT2 - OFF
OUT3 - ON
OUT3 - OFF

OTHER SET…
PROPORTIONAL P/T - ON

PROPORTIONAL P/T - OFF
TURBO P/T - ON
TURBO P/T - OFF
D-FLIP - ON
D-FLIP - OFF

Function Key

[PRESET] + [1] + [2] + [8] + [Enter]
[PRESET] + [1] + [2] + [9] + [Enter]
[PRESET] + [1] + [3] + [0] + [Enter]

[PRESET] + [1] + [3] + [1] + [Enter]
[PRESET] + [1] + [3] + [2] + [Enter]
[PRESET] + [1] + [3] + [5] + [Enter]
[PRESET] + [1] + [3] + [4] + [Enter]
[PRESET] + [1] + [3] + [3] + [Enter]

[PRESET] + [1] + [3] + [6] + [Enter]
[PRESET] + [1] + [3] + [7] + [Enter]
[PRESET] + [1] + [3] + [8] + [Enter]
[PRESET] + [1] + [3] + [9] + [Enter]
[PRESET] + [1] + [4] + [0] + [Enter]
[PRESET] + [1] + [4] + [1] + [Enter]

[PRESET] + [1] + [4] + [2] + [Enter]
[PRESET] + [1] + [4] + [3] + [Enter]
[PRESET] + [1] + [4] + [4] + [Enter]
[PRESET] + [1] + [4] + [5] + [Enter]
[PRESET] + [1] + [4] + [6] + [Enter]
[PRESET] + [1] + [4] + [7] + [Enter]

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AUTO RETURN *1)
AUTO Calibration
CAM RESET

Other keys than AUTO CAL. and AUTO RETURN, upon execution, shall be applied to the
MENU setup process.

*1) The use of AUTO RETURN will be available only when the function equivalent to AUTO

PLAY, a sub menu of AUTO SET has been built in.

Function Key

[PRESET] + [1] + [4] + [8] + [Enter]
[PRESET] + [1] + [4] + [9] + [Enter]
[PRESET] + [1] + [5] + [0] + [Enter]

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SCC-6435

FRONT BACK

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Product Specications

Item Details

Product Type Zoom lens single body WDR SmartDome CAMERA

Power Input

Power Consumption

Broadcasting Type

Image Device

Effective Pixels

Scanning line Frequency

Synchronization Mode INT/LINE LOCK

Resolution

S/N Ratio Approx. 50dB

SCC-C6433/C6435 : AC 24V ± 10% (60Hz ± 0.3Hz)
SCC-C6433P/C6435P : AC 24V ± 10% (50Hz ± 0.3Hz)

SCC-C6433(P) : 19W
SCC-C6435(P) : 20W

SCC-C6433(5) : NTSC STANDARD COLOUR SYSTEM
SCC-C6433(5)P : PAL STANDARD COLOUR SYSTEM

SCC-C6433/C6433P : 1/4" Super HAD IT CCD
SCC-C6435/C6435P : 1/4" ExView HAD PS CCD

SCC-C6433/C6435 : 768(H) × 494(V)
SCC-C6433P/C6435P : 752(H) x 582(V)

SCC-C6433/C6435

Horizontal : 15, 734 Hz(INT) / 15, 750 Hz(L/L)
Vertical : 59.94 Hz(INT) / 60 Hz(L/L)

SCC-C6433P/C6435P

Horizontal : 15, 625 Hz(INT) / 15, 625 Hz(L/L)
Vertical : 50 Hz(INT) / 50 Hz(L/L)

Horizontal : 540(Colour) / 570(BW)
Vertical : 350 TV LINES

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Item Details

Min. Scene illumination

WDR

Signal Output COMPOSITE VIDEO OUT : 1.0 Vp-p 75 ohms/BNC

Lens

PAN Function

TILT Function

REMOTE CONTROL

ALARM

Condition SCC-C6433(P) SCC-C6435(P)

Illumination

Sens-up Colour B/W Colour B/W
50IRE Off 2.0 0.20 1.2 0.12
30IRE Off 1.2 0.12 0.7 0.07
15IRE Off 0.6 0.06 0.3 0.03
50IRE x256 0.008 0.0008 0.005 0.0005
30IRE x256 0.005 0.0005 0.003 0.0003
15IRE x256 0.002 0.0002 0.001 0.0001

SCC-C6433/C6433P : N/A
SCC-C6435 : x128
SCC-C6435P : x160

One body; 32x Zoom lens
Focal length : 3.55 to 113 mm
Aperture : F1.69(Wide), F4.17(Tele)

- MOD(Minimum Object Distance) : 2.5m
PAN range : 360° Endless

Preset Pan Speed : 400° /sec, maximum

- Manual Pan Speed : 0.1° ~ 180° /sec (64Step)
TILT range : 0° ~ 180°

Preset Tilt Speed : 200° /sec, maximum

- Manual Tilt Speed : 0.1° ~ 90° /sec (64Step)

- Tele/Wide(ZOOM), Near/Far(FOCUS),
Iris Open/Close, Pan/Tilt, MENU
RS-485 HALF/FULL Duplex, RS-422

Alarm Inputs : 8 IN
Alarm Outputs : 3 OUT (Open collector 1 relay)

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Item Details

Operation Temperature
Operation Humidity

SIZE

Weight

Lives of Main Parts

-10°C ~ +50°C
~90%
DOME : 147.65(ø),

Outline : 177(ø) x 194.3(H)
NET : 2,544g

GROSS : 3,545g

- Slip-ring: Rotated 10,000,000 times

Memo

Correct Disposal of This Product

(Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment)

(Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with
separate collection systems)

This marking shown on the product or its literature, indicates that it
should not be disposed with other household wastes at the end of its
working life. To prevent possible harm to the environment or human
health from uncontrolled waste disposal, please separate this from other
types of wastes and recycle it responsibly to promote the sustainable
reuse of material resources.

Household users should contact either the retailer where they purchased
this product, or their local government office, for details of where and how
they can take this item for environmentally safe recycling.

Business users should contact their supplier and check the terms and
conditions of the purchase contract. This product should not be mixed
with other commercial wastes for disposal.